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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1926)
Tuesday, October 12, 192G. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Thr DOCIETY'NEWS Bridge Club Is " Entertained by Mrs. Coolidge McinltiTR, of the Holiday K:'Uls! flub woro cutcrtulnitd ut an (il triu'ttvo luitrhfon yeutorday ufU'i -lioon at 1:15 o'clock wluii Sim. II. foo(l(lKO was hostess to the v.luh ut hr home on O uvenmv I'hrinanthrmuinii aorvd a u in ti'ipleco 'for nu'h of t ho thrc : small I a blew, where luncheon was Kf'VWA. lirklK" was , enjoyed nrtprwurtl with .Mrs. J.' I'. OVonnill whining : hltfh scon-. . Tlyi fliib will ho ontertuliH'il two works' from yesterday at the lionu'. of Mrs. I.Ha Jones. v ' VNION ( W perln I ) .The T. . club met Wednesday evening 'it t hit- home of itr. ant) .Mrs. Walter Steyv-ns in Sinilh I'd Ion. Itrldfr at (nut- tables, was thi diversion of th. oveninjc, with .Mrs. Kiv-l receiving hlnrh wore ainoiwr -thn womon. The men's prize wont .to 11 r, Pox ami th r-onsolalio:. niw to I,. 'A. 'IVrrall. ' 1 ' Thf rooms were decorated, f:r Iho affair with bouquets of au luiqn. flowers. iMillcMVlng tlit cat'-l. Kaim-s a tworourw luncheon was iwrvtMl. r : Mr. , and Mm. Raymond 1'ltts Svci'e guests of the ciuh. . : ..('WON (Special). Mih. llort ,K night 1'iHcrtainfd Krlday nfter Vnoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. -j lurry McClny, who Ih leaving1 'Union thin week to make lu-r hnmr. in Knterprise. - 8lK tables of bridge- wort at .play -.with high ' acoro going to Mrs. Walt ir. Cork, second prises lo .Mrs. William Hutchinson and tin consolation prize to Mrs. Hay-1 inohit litis. A guest piizo wan giv-Pii to Mrs. .Met 'lay. HoH'iii'ls of Kail Mowers and baskets of autumn leaves were ar ranged ahout the rooniH where the gatHeti were at play. A ' two-course luncheon was served by the hostess at the close of tty" afternoon. I i . Miss Oweda Lilly i Weds John Hacker . Surprisim; their many friend- here. Miss Oweda Lilly and John Hacker were quietly married Sat urday evening at the Lutheran chirc:ii here, the Rev. Lief II. Awes pe'i-iormlng the ceremony. O iily a few friends and relntlvn were present for the wedding.. Holh Miss Lilly tmd Mr.Jlacker are :t well known In La lirande. ShP lis a graduate of the local high school and for the puM three years li?f8-7li;en flpJoy.1H.tgl'i;po.jr,u' jther 111 the .telephone office, lure. After' a shoi-1 wedding trip through Idaho they will take up residence in this city. t Society Plans to Honor Missionary 1 l'lcc'.cllri),' Dr. Wialdn T. Jolui boh'b tulk "t the I'lonliytcrUin Minerva Says Sinn Twcodle Klliers hi hy epri kjituitlay ami intm on Hm rmid lo ctnue. We ar show hue a cut of an all black patent slipper, one si rap, spike, heel at SO.ro a pair. Al-o one lit iiatent, IlKUinl trim, just a little lower liei'l, whlHi Is a win ner nt X5.7."i n pair. Many morn style to c!kmw frnm. price I from N.-..m to NH.tl.K The BOOTERY 1'iiy t'ali anil I 'ay 1'ss Heating Stoves I have all sizes a,nd kinds Comhination wood .and coal, wood and circulation. Call and see them. F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Thoiic Main B.1 Square Crowe A square crowned black frit hpt at tains charming plaid effect with Ted. jreyn nd blue velvst rlUWi ' appliqued. , church Inst evening a short b flncss session of tho Westminster society wan hold in the community . room, presided over by the presl (donl, Mr. George lltchurdson. I The I'rcMhyteriao synod leal mooting now being held at I'e.n dleton today and tomorrow wan illinfllinrod. uml nrr-inirpinir I were made for several women of 'the ell ll roll lnfHM.ni.n rv mim nlvii. ' tlons to attenil. Iionutiona were maile for a ' f'hiiatiuaa gift to he Bent to Miss .Julia Hatch missionary, which tli" I Koctely la Nupportin. who iswork- Injr In Hiani. The sift, a hyitern. will he purchased in a few day. and will prohnhly he mulled (u her- next week In time to arrive there, hy Christinas. The Riverside ladles' . Aid 8o oiely met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. 1(. Muxnni with a fairly lare crowd In nt - tendance. . The business setts! an wiih ntvxlilitl owr liv Mill. Allien Nriikirohni r. i.n si.l. nl of the so-j niarmulnilo. milk, coffee, clcly. A nodal hour was i.lljoye.1 ; l.l'NCHKON linked meal balls, iiflerwiirilH unit rcCreelimonts worn celery, prune brcail. bakeil upplc herved hy the hostess. Iilumiillngs with cream, milk, tea.. j DINNIOIt fllili eon came, corn M. Mihi i-a of the Yoemun luil:,'.' 'on tho cob. tomato uml cabbage Katjiercd at the Wlhvers homo pn 'salaJ. Bi-.ipe pie, whole wheat Y avenue last iiiKht for a noeiel . bread, milk, coffee. nieetinK with -Miss Kllxuhcth Wil- The recipe for chill con carne wers as hoslesH. ls g-iven In reply lo u. request. This Twenty niemliers of the ImlKe'ls a Mexican dish arid should bo were present besides several vl.i-lo.uito "hot" us tu seasoninir. How llors, uml a pleasant evenlnu w.'ih ever. It's far better to sacrifice spent at card (tunics and vlaUiui;. iv llltel "color" of the dish for l.ule lu the eveiilntr the hosless Ainoripan peruana I tastes If loo served refreshment. 'highly flavored dishes uro not -(liked. I t NION"Hpeeill). 'I'he Woni-l, fhlll powder can bo' used If chill eTi's"(!luLl Ml' ' r''ilon'liehr "Tl's ' first Peppers ure not available. to 1 meeting afler the summer vaeu-Hublespoon nccorilins; Mo .l-.isle he lion Thursday uriArnoon ut the 'ins- sufficient. ' home of .Mrs. William Vokc'. Clilll Coil Cm-lip when new officers w-ore installed Two pounds flunk steak of beef, lor the club year. ill chill peppers, 1 lui'RC onion. 3 With Mrs. lOnllly Cock Instu'l- luhlcspouns butter or drippings. 8 Ing, the old officers gave up their , tablespoons flour, Mexican beans, places lo the newly elected anil I he year's business hturted. was After the routine of biiHlne-s there was a short program, fo, Inwed by refresh meats, served by the hostesses, Mrs. Seiver, Mrs. ( 'onkbn and Mrs. Vogel. . Announcements Social aimnnncvimaits may Im prinU'il In tills milium frit nt charge. Any aiinmiiiooieiits ptrtaiiiin; to any function sucji as cooked food sultw. etc.. will he refuxHi. Aiuioinicemonls, to he piiu titi the AHinc tiny mut he lu society e-UKtr's bands by 11:00 o'clock. News itlitor's note. : The 1'arkdalo club will meet i Wednesday afternoon at the bomft of -Mrs. Kred Ilcnning, 904 Adams avenue, with Mrs. Kate llunl y janil Mrs. Homer Wilson as ussls- taut hostesses. ... The Women of Mooseheart j glou will meet at the home of Mrs. II. K. Shanks Tliursiluy uf J ternoon at 2 o'clock. Important ) business will come before th? i meeting. All members are nsked 'to utlend. I ' "T I SI. Tiler's Aid society of the I Kpiseopul church liere will meet in regular business session tomor row afternoon ut the home of Mrs. C. C Bull. I'lans were ut first for a "5no" party with lb cove ladles' Riiilil as guests, but because several of their member am uwuy the meeting has been post poneil. Plaid Tic PU14 Um or ma. en of tht nc wmut teturM for fall, arc bin bow by KND of th xcluaif Prince Carol In Mother's Arms . As Queen Leaves PAIUS, Oct. 12 (AD Tlecon olled to her errant eon,- former Crown I'rinjco . Carol. - whom she om braced in ardently motherly fashion ut their . parting. Queen Mttrie of Jtumaniu swept mujeati caily out of l'uri thi marnlnj? en route to America. , . The queen was visibly moved when Carol finally urrlved at the station a quarter-of au hour be fore her train left for Cherbourg to eon nee t with the Leviathan. Mother and so a went into her compartment in the Rumanian royal coach, attached to the Cher bourg bout train, and talked . in private The train was held sev eral minute to allow them to pro loHff their Interview. Queen Waves l'i-cwcll Carol departed as quietly as he hail come, while tho . queen indi cated from u car window an ac knowledgement of the farewells from representatives of French of ficialdom, the t'nited Slates em bassy and tho Rumanian colony of Tarta Marie wore a Krlmmer coat of pun nietul shade. fadlnsT Into gray, over a simple brown tailored suit. A chic brown felt traveling hat topped her auburn head. She wore, a lone white orchid over her heart. Her slippers and hose were In harmony with the rest of the coatum,e. t Despite, the orders of suncrvisSii); the last minute pack ing of the 1G pieces of Inffh'ape of the party, .is well as her quite natuml emotion at weinK1 Carol aain, she looked positively ra diant. Queen Marie Is hopeful that the Atlantic will behave itself. She regards the Pea with misgivings and is said to have provided her self with a Block of ant I- seasick pills, Kitaranteed as an uiierrlnjr remedy ajpiinst mal de mer. Sister Mary Says: HIIHAKKAST Cantnloim bn 1 Is, cookoil whout clival. ; tliln crpiinu wnuiililod CKKa crisp ry toujit. cups hot water, ttiaspoous suit. ' Keniove seeds from peppers and let stand in hot, hut not boiling water until soft. Scrape pulp from the skin. Discard skin and add pulp to water. Melt butter and add meat cut In small pieces. Itrown on all sides. Add onion minced and chill water. Cook un til meat is tender, adding water necessary to keep two cuiw over meat. Stir flour to a smooth paste with a little. cold water and add to boiling meat mixture slirring con stantly. Cook five minutes mid serve with henns boiled until tend er separately. Kidney beans can be substituted for tho Meicun beans and 1 clove of garlic, finely minced. Is often QfVe new EAL5Y WASHER on view Washes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry THE new Easy Washer the most amazing development ever made in washing clothes, is here. The small tub dries a whole batch of clothes--ten single sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, the large tub washes a second batch. Twenty sheets handled at once your washing done in half the time with half the work. No water to lift or carry; not a drop of water wasted. The Easy even empties itself when you are through" washing. Let us d'i week's washing free in your own home. No cost or obligation. Phone today. . p.astpwv rwF.r.nv i tV:mt jr. pnwr.n m SHHH! THERE "- y ,Tr-T These two peii'ple, snapjiyd lit 4 secretive piute in a l.os Annetes courtroj)iii, are nmoni; the mamy witnesses whom Imh Anuelvs authorities tire imtntr to combat the "khlnaphm" story tu Aimee Semple Mi-i'bersiin. evangelist. They ore Harry Melosh, salesmnn, and Mrs. Ha bo Daniels of Chlc;iKO. Alelush says it was arranged Cor Mrs. Daniels to be the mysterious "Miss X' of the t'armel culture . j affair. used In place of onion. (Copyright, IV-'C. KKX Service, Inc). (;iiti Hiki.HK itrrritv Kl'dKNi:. Ore. Oct. 2 (AT') Nina Moore and Hazel Currie, ad venturesome jflrl hikers, who left RtiKene on July 21 to hike to Tin .1 nana, Mexico have returned. They started their hike from Canada. BAKING POWDER ounces for OC More than a pound and u hull . (or a quurtvr Same Price for over years GUARANTEED PURE Millions of pounds used . f V by tht 'government mm COMES AIMEE! Educational Tour , To Start Today roitTLANH, Ore..' Oct. 12 What Is declared to he the first cooperative forest service educa tional tour ever to tie made Jnlo i;a stern Oregon will begin today, when George K. Griffith, assistant district forester In the public rela tions department and, V. V. Fuller represenllng the state rorcater'a office, will start from Portland for the Pendleton. Haker and AVallowa districts. In addition to the United 'Stales and state forest services, the Oregon Forest Fire. Patrol as sociation also la" spon sort n g the trip. , The purpose largely Is to visit small communities und more iso lated regions in uii of fort to ex plain forest ry to Kaslern Oregon Inns, qriffllh said. . KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP). The flapper type girl, who wears few olQthes and. has been educated frankly, is equipped .better thuja her grandmother lo bring chil dren into the world und to rear thejn, in the opinion of lr. Wil liam j MpKim, , , . ...... t, r i - r- r . - I; 'J'he W bill isn't ns unlucky as isomer,. Jl's bad to get u $40 bill bet!uui?e there, are none. (LIHIIHII TTTTT Vacuum Tins Flavor Twins oA Pair without Parallel S Lovely- SILK Rayon Stepins , ' SiccmlliJ priced ' ' $1.(9 Glove Silk Blooms Specially priced . $2.98 KNU'lil US vs. AITIIITIKS LINCOLN, Neb. A1'). A girl In knickers is not permltled lo 111 to, selujol In Jeffeisolivllle, Intl.. but In Cninilc Island, Neb., one who would not weur bloomers nop go lo gym at all has hem threatened with expulsion. Attor ney Clenerul Hpllllllnll, of Nebrnsr ku, hus ruled, however, that the girl, a minister's daughter, ruunot Ue kept out of school. The Jordan river in PalesLIno has never been navigable. No impor tant towns exist along its banks and It empties Into a salty inland, sea. Its ralley was the Wilder ness of Hebrew times, and today Is thickly forested. 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